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Roland Emmerich
Roland Emmerich is a German film director of blockbuster films like The Day After Tomorrow (2004), Godzilla (1998), Independence Day (1996) and The Patriot (2000). Before fame, he originally wanted to be a production designer, but decided to be a director, after watching the original Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). Emmerich began his ...
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Producer (30 credits)
1998-2001
Godzilla: The Series
(TV Series) (executive producer - 40 episodes)
- The Ballard of Gens Du Marais
(2001)
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- Tourist Trap
(2001)
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- Ring of Fire
(2000)
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- Underground Movement
(2000)
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- Vision
(2000)
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1997-1998
The Visitor
(TV Series) (executive producer - 13 episodes)
- The Trial
(1998)
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- The Chain
(1998)
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- Miracles
(1997)
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- Going Home
(1997)
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- Caged
(1997)
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Writer (18 credits)
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Director (23 credits)
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Actor (2 credits)
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Production designer (2 credits)
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Special effects (1 credit)
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Camera and Electrical Department (1 credit)
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Editor (1 credit)
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Thanks (12 credits)
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Self (74 credits)
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Other Works:
Directed his first commercial in 2001. Title: Infinite Possibilities Client: DaimlerChrysler Agency: Springer & Jacoby UK, London Creative Directors: Kurt Georg Dieckert/Stefan Schmidt Copywriter: Alex Jaggy Agency Producer: Natascha Teidler Production Company: GAP Films, Munich Production Manager: Tom Weissferdt Assistant ... See more »Height:
5' 11" (1.8 m)
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